Mac OS

Go to the Itunes Store and go to the Quick Links section on the right. Then click Redeem and type in the code after you scratch off the back with a coin.

The original Apple I computer was a system board (no case, no keyboard, no video display) that was sold to home computer hobbyists for $666. The Apple II, Apple III, Apple Lisa, and Apple Macintosh followed.

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Only if you go out and buy a special remote. It's called the "Llama Universal TV Remote." It appears in the shelves of any usual supermarket such as Wal-Mart or A&P. Once you have the remote, connect it to your iTunes account. You can do this by removing the battery protector on the back and pressing a small red button that says [Connect with iTunes.] Once you do that, turn the Apple TV on and off a few times. Then, press which channel you want to go to on your llama remote, and voila! You can watch TV on your TV.

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You can record copy-free (non-commercial) video and audio from HDMI using a Mark of the Unicorn HD Express. It connects to your Mac Pro with a PCIe card, or your 17" MacBook Pro with a PCI Express card.

You cannot record HDMI signals from a Blu-Ray, DVD, Cable TV, or other commercial sources.

With some Macs, yes.

Mulitpul select the songs by holding Ctrl and clicking individual files or drag your mouse over the files you wish to send, right click on one of the songs and choose Send To > Compressed (Zipped) Folder. This will create a single compressed folder with all of your songs in. You can then either attach this folder to and email or right click on the folder and choose Send To > Mail Recipient. Mulitpul select the songs by holding Ctrl and clicking individual files or drag your mouse over the files you wish to send, right click on one of the songs and choose Send To > Compressed (Zipped) Folder. This will create a single compressed folder with all of your songs in. You can then either attach this folder to and email or right click on the folder and choose Send To > Mail Recipient.

Apple provides quarterly sales figures from which we can extrapolate a monthly figure (assuming each month is the same):

Apple sold in a month (figures from September 2010 quarterly report):

1.3 million Macs

4.7 million iPhones

3.02 million iPods

1.4 million iPads

Which gives a total of 10.42 million products sold in a month. This does not include software sales and small peripheral sales - adapters, chargers etc. which would probably put it at around 11 million items sold in a month.

speed is really determined by the processor, mac and pc's use many of the same processors so there will be no significant difference in speed between them (that being said, i have a PC desktop and a mac laptop, and i am now addicted to mac, they're wonderful)

It is not what it should cost it is what it doescost. An Apple 21.5" iMac desktop starts at $1,299. The 27" starts at $1,799 and the Mac Mini starts at $599. The Macbook Air laptop starts at $999 and the Macbook Pro laptop starts at $1,199. The Mac Pro starts at $2,499. You cannot buy an Apple computer at much less than this anywhere. Buy it at the Apple store or online at Apple and you get free shipping. You can also save money by purchasing a Refurbished Mac for quite a bit less and it is what I always buy and highly recommend. You get full warranty and cannot tell it from a brand new Mac.

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Most sources of Mac info suggest NOT using McAfee. It has been very troublesome.

If you feel you need an antivirus client, look for the free ClamX.

It really depends on what you like. If you have a social life you want a Mac, because it has built in video chat and photo share. Ever since a while ago, Apple seems to be all about your social life. However, If your a solitary person you want Windows because you are more in control of who you meet. If you hate viruses, get a mac, although this seems useless since most downloads are for Windows, and if you love exclusive FPS games then get Windows. They have their ups and downs, but the biggest question is, "Do you prefer crashes, or freezes?"

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As Mac OS X is a true windowing system where the window allows you to interact with the running application you can select a window which will bring the appropriate application to the fore - note the change in the menu bar at the top. If you have closed a window because you no longer need to interact with the application, for example while listening to music with iTunes, you can click on the applications icon in the Dock to open a window for that application.

Pressing the Command (cmd) key and Tab key will open an application switcher pane across the screen from which you can select, with the mouse or the arrow keys, a running application to work with.

if you have several applications/windows open then Exposé (usually found by pressing the F9 key) will create small images of each window which allows you to select which one you want to work with. Exposé settings can be configured in the 'Exposé & Spaces' section of System Preferences.

I've had the same problem! Don't worry, all you need to do, is press "command" and while you're doing that, scroll with your mouse, that will let you zoom in and out. Once you're done, just release the command button.

That's it! :)

first you must download the torrent, locate the place where the files are downloaded to and then drag and drop the audio files into your itunes library.

Edit: If you don't want to go through all that trouble every time you download, you can do this instead:

In uTorrent, go to options>preferences>directories and change where the files download to the "Automatically add to iTunes" folder. (Usually C:\Users\(username)\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Automatically Add to iTunes)

It works well if all you download is music and movies, and if something's wrong and it can't add something, it just puts it into a "Not added (insert date here)" folder so it's easy to find.

Then when you open iTunes next, the files will automatically be there and start sound checking and whatnot.

If you are referring to a PC CD or DVD unit, then you'll need a straightened paper clip. On the front of the unit is a small hole. Push the straightened paper clip straight into the hole and it will release the CD / DVD.

Web pages are loaded by web browsers, not the by Mac itself.

In most web browsers, such as Firefox, the web page 'reload' command button looks like a turning arrow. It is up on the app menu on the left side.

So, where it is depends on which browser you are using, and in some cases which 'skin' for that browser you are using.

In Firefox, there are two little arrows for 'Back' and 'Forward' followed by the 'Reload' button.

In Safari, to reload, click in the URL window and press 'Return.'

Reloading first looks in the browser 'cache' to quickly load the page again. To get the page in the newest version, if it has changed, hold down the 'Shift' key on the keyboard and then reload the page.

There are no viruses that affect a Mac running Mac OS X.

Not quite read here:

http://www.romow.com/computer-blog/rare-computer-virus-targets-macs-doesnt-infect-pcs/

http://www.dailytech.com/New+Trojan+Virus+Attacks+Mac+Computers+Via+Social+Networking+Sites/article20008.htm

Apple produces some software such as iTunes and the Safari browser for both their own Mac OS X and the Windows operating system. Most of Apples applications are created to work on an Apple Mac computer with Mac OS X and are not available for computers running the Windows operating system.

the ipad is more exspencive but it has a bigger screen, the both do about the same. The ipad is cooler because you can watch movies and play games better

It can be used for writing essays, spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, all sorts of games, it has music, videos, photos (brilliant photo slideshows).

It has e-mails, internet, calendar, it stores your contacts and notes, has Google earth, youtube, eBay and I'm sure you can find many other uses for it. For example, I can extend my computer desktop and put things onto my iPad screen and I can compose songs on it or wirelessly control my desktop.

There is a brilliant app store to get all these features.

When you "discover" something, that means that it already existed. When you "invent" something, that means it did not exist until then. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak invented Apple